Such a shame that this California Sportswear "Mulholland" got bundled.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363423225989
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363423225989
I would be more concerned about the collar. Looks like cracking/flaking on the folded edge.Such a shame that this California Sportswear "Mulholland" got bundled.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363423225989
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I haven't ever bought a jacket this crinkly. But I have had several with multiple serious storage creases. I get the jackets wet and press them flat with weights, books, and plywood. Its worked out really well. This is a freakin raisin though............ It seems no one has been able to solve this issue. A real shame when you see one like this.Such a shame that this California Sportswear "Mulholland" got bundled.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/363423225989
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If that jacket could speak you’d have to wash all of it out with soap.Oh if that jacket could speak, one could imagine the tales it would tell, lol
Before...I haven't ever bought a jacket this crinkly. But I have had several with multiple serious storage creases. I get the jackets wet and press them flat with weights, books, and plywood. Its worked out really well. This is a freakin raisin though............ It seems no one has been able to solve this issue. A real shame when you see one like this.
Oh Yes I did see this before!!!! Fantastic solution. I have done it more crudely stuffing the jacket with towels and sheets. Really made a difference on this one!!! I wonder if you could resurrect the Mulholland with this method. Probably not 100% but I wonder how much it can be remedied with the Wet and Stretch/Press process??Before...
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Great idea!!!!We should have a dedicated thread for "maintenance/repair" of leather. I started one called the
"Tools for cleaning and conditioning leather" https://www.thefedoralounge.com/thr...and-conditioning-leather.108543/#post-2940438
Marc, has elevated techniques in conditioning and maintenance/repair of leather goods. I am sure there are others who can share their wisdom and experience.
This bait is just too small to bite on...........Its sadly an ALMOST for me........Amazing halfbelt, size 40 -ish $285
https://www.ebay.nl/itm/25571172693...w9G3PEsR_G&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
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I don't know about the brand but it looks like 80s sheepskin to me, most likely made in England.Anyone have any idea which brand this jacket could be?
https://bit.ly/3Rg3sFc
I'm thinking whichever brand it is, the starting bid of £9.95 ain't too shabby.
Connolly Steer
@JMax ^^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^^^ SHOWS ^^^^^^^^ PROGRESS ^^^^^^^^ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I’m really thinking about this jacket.
That thing is riddled with mold. Every one of those spots. It's garbage. Maybe it could be treated, if caught early but it looks already half eaten, and I wouldn't want to let it inside the house to spread to the rest of my collection. People who sell things like that are about a step above selling smallpox blankets.I have so far managed to lay off. I did find this again. Ridiculous. My mint one should then go for one million dollars lol.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/3542648923...CJi9omFSVa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY